I took this shot the old fashioned way earlier in October. This is one of two cubs that were regulars in our yard (with their mother) for most of the summer and up until a few weeks ago. The cubs would quite often climb up and down trees as they passed through while Mom patiently waited for them to have their fun. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 500mm PF lens, ISO 800, f/5.6 at 1/200th of a second.
These bears in your backyard just don’t look quite right. They look just a bit too cute to be true, you know? My hypothesis is that you lost your mind six months into lockdown, ordered a bear costume and started prancing around your backyard setting off your own camera trap. Of course I have no way of proving that. But still. It fits with all the facts.
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I took this shot the old fashioned way earlier in October. This is one of two cubs that were regulars in our yard (with their mother) for most of the summer and up until a few weeks ago. The cubs would quite often climb up and down trees as they passed through while Mom patiently waited for them to have their fun. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 500mm PF lens, ISO 800, f/5.6 at 1/200th of a second.
These bears in your backyard just don’t look quite right. They look just a bit too cute to be true, you know? My hypothesis is that you lost your mind six months into lockdown, ordered a bear costume and started prancing around your backyard setting off your own camera trap. Of course I have no way of proving that. But still. It fits with all the facts.
I’m hoping to see them on Christmas!
great pic. ) are you in open frost land, ? ) did you used 500mm zoom for this pic. ? )